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Respect Words

  Respect Words is a new  twenty part series of programmes produced and presented by Near FM on the topic of Hate Speech. Each week  Near FM presenters will discuss various aspects of Hate Speech. Every form of communication will be discussed such as the written word, the spoken word and of[Read More…]

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The Hugh Lane Concert series – Korros Ensemble

Near FM presents episode 36 in The Hugh Lane Concert series with Korros Ensemble. The ensemble perform with the beautiful and unusual combination of flute, clarinet and harp. In the [...]

International Writers Network: Jonathan Young and Dean Monaghan

Welcome to this week’s episode of International Writers Network. Two amazing Writers joins the platform expressing their art.  If you have a good memory record your school days like a [...]

Balance With The World: Seabed Sanctuary

  Name: Rob Monaghan, Darren, and Dolf D’Hondt Name of the organisation: Seabed Sanctuary Topic discussed: “Restoring Life Below the Surface: The Vision of SeaBed Sanctuary in Bantry Bay – a [...]

Lifeline: French Air Traffic Controllers Strikes

At 10:30 today, Myra Gleeson spoke to Brian Joyce about the French Air Traffic Controllers strikes. While Air Traffic Controls are on strike, all Irish aircraft’s must get permission to [...]

Lifeline: National Botanic Gardens

This morning at 10:00 Myra Gleeson speaks to Glynn Anderson, the Head Guide with the National Botanic Gardens, about the guided daily tours from Wild Garden Adventures each day in [...]

Northside Today: Orbit 2025

Aisling Claffey, Camp Chief of Orbit 2025, talks to Emma Farrell to discuss Orbit 2025, which is a spaced themed international camp happening in August. [...]

Northside Today: Citizens Information 

Anita Miguel from Citizens Information joins Emma Farrell to discuss the Susi Grant. [...]

Northside Today: College or Career?

Lisa O Connell, M.D of Forus Training joins Emma Farrell to discuss “College or Career?” as record Leaving Cert Year sparks rethink. [...]